Each coverbox® consists of up-to four parts:
- A blackbox including: internal GPS and GSM antennae
- A fuel measurement sensor
- A wiring harness connecting into the battery, ground and ignition and fuel sensor circuits
- An immobilizing device fitted to the starter motor solenoid line (crank cut)
The fuel sensor consists of a wire which is connected to the wiring from one of the vehicle fuel injectors inside the engine bay. The fuel sensor wire needs to be thread through an existing firewall/bulkhead grommet and connected into the coverbox device which is covertly installed under the dashboard as shown below in the Nissan Micra example.
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The fuel sensor component is installed inside the engine bay as shown below:
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There are two installation options:
- Standard installation (fuel sensor only)
- Premium installation (fuel sensor and immobilizing crank cut)
Your coverbox® device is installed at your work, home or at a local approved installer and a qualified engineer or mechanic. Each installation takes approximately 2-hours and we guarantee our work.
Each coverbox® installation and operation is guaranteed. All coverbox® units come with warranty-gap insurance which covers any repairs in the unlikely event that the coverbox® should cause a problem.